Collegiale St. Jean l’Evangeliste

Collegiale St. Jean l’Evangeliste

The Collégiale St. Jean l’Évangéliste is a historic church in Liège, founded in the 10th century by Prince-Bishop Notger. Built in Romanesque style with an octagonal shape, it was inspired by the Basilica of Aachen. The church played a central role in the religious and cultural life of Liège, serving as a place of worship and a center of learning. Over the centuries, it underwent several renovations, incorporating Gothic and Baroque elements. Today, it remains an important monument, preserving historical heritage and attracting tourists and worshippers.

CHALLENGE:

• The irregular geometry of the Collégiale St. Jean l’Évangéliste presented significant challenges for scaffolding assembly.
• Obstacles related to height, weight, and the inability to support the scaffold structure on the ground.

SOLUTION:

• Safe solutions such as UPFORM® metal profiles, ADAPT® Multidirectional Scaffolding, and ADAPT® Access Tower, allowing efficient progress of the work at Collégiale St. Jean l’Évangéliste.
• The inability to support the scaffold structure on the ground was overcome with an innovative approach, using UPFORM consoles to support the scaffold. This not only solved the problem of the irregular geometry but also efficiently managed the loads on the consoles.
• The adapted solution minimized the amount of equipment needed, resulting in significant productivity gains and a reduction in execution time.

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